Tinubu’s sweeping health reforms have brought free maternal care, vaccines, and infrastructure to Northern Nigeria, argues Salamatu Isa

Fuel price protests in Angola have left four people dead, with over 500 arrested as violence and unrest continue

Dare Babarinsa says Nigeria needs leaders who govern by example, like the disciplined, action-driven General Murtala Muhammad.

Aisha Yesufu says Nigeria’s judiciary has failed the nation, becoming a tool for corrupt politicians over the common man.

Nigeria plans to sign an MoU with a consortium, aiming to plant 20 billion trees through the Green Legacy Programme.

Untreated hepatitis causes 4,252 Nigerian deaths annually, with over 20 million infected and over N13trn in economic losses, FG says

Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger may soon join GIABA as non-ECOWAS members following endorsement by its Ministerial Committee.

Nigeria, UN, and African leaders have called for shared action, climate-aligned finance, and food justice to end rising food insecurity.

Nigerian government has promised diplomatic engagement as Ghanaians protest, accusing Nigerians of crimes including kidnapping, fraud, and ritual killings.

NCAA mandates airlines to pay N10,000 or $170 compensation for short-landed baggage under Civil Aviation Regulation 2023.

ECOWAS says Nigeria’s 2023 elections offer vital lessons for electoral reforms across West Africa, praising INEC’s post-election responses.

Former Governor Niyi Adebayo says Tinubu and Governor Oyebanji deserve second terms for their commitment to Ekiti’s progress.

Yusuf Tuggar says Nigerian academics abroad must “provide the requisite leadership” to unify diaspora communities and support national growth

Ghana has deployed more troops to its northeast amid deadly chieftaincy conflict and school attacks, presidential spokesperson confirms.

Ghana has deployed more troops to its northeast amid deadly chieftaincy conflict and school attacks, presidential spokesperson confirms.

Nigerian Army troops, supported by DSS intelligence have killed 45 bandits during a fierce gunfight in Shiroro, Niger State.

A Sudanese coalition headed by the paramilitary RSF has declared a parallel government, deepening the country’s political crisis.

Lagos state doctors have begun a three-day warning strike after salary deductions were reintroduced despite prior agreements.

Shettima heads to Ethiopia for the UN Food Summit, outlining Nigeria’s vision for agricultural transformation in Africa.

Nigeria has donated 100,000 cashew seeds, 2,000 seedlings to Ethiopia in a move aligning with Tinubu’s food diplomacy and summit goals.